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A super crude and early round pontiled bottle, circa 1840-1850
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Victorian era barber with white enamel scene of a young lady in a natural landscape. Mary Gregory style.
Pontiled bottom, applied & tooled top, circa 1885-1910
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ER46 |
$95 |
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A super crude example of this strange container form, which reminds me of a bottle example of adjoined Siamese Twins. These flasks were in use from the 1600's to mid-1800's. This one is certainly from 1850 or earlier, with its polished rough pontil and crude features.
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Victorian era barber with white enamel scene of a child reaching up amidst flowers.
Tooled double collar top, circa 1885-1910
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ER42 |
$85 |
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Victorian era barber with white enamel flower decoration.
Tooled top, circa 1885-1910
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ER34 |
$82 |
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Victorian era barber with silver floral pattern, Mary Gregory style.
Pontiled bottom, tooled top, circa 1885-1910
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ER38 |
$80 |
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A stoneware bottle shaped like a master ink with pour spout
and very nice multi-color label, circa 1885-1895 |
GW554 |
$78 |
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A super crude perfume or cologne with a tilting applied ring top, lots of whittle,
and a large neck bulb. Circa 1840-1850
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SH627 |
$75 |
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Victorian era barber with white enamel snowflake/flower decoration.
Tooled top, circa 1885-1910
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ER31 |
$69 |
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A fancy cologne type bottle with a tooled lip and the original crown-shaped pewter stopper - circa 1890's |
GW798 |
$58 |
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Victorian era barber with white/ed enamed flower pattern.
Pontiled bottom, shear top, circa 1885-1910
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ER48 |
$54 |
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A circa 1850 paneled medicinal that was based on Buchu extract
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An uncommon kelly green cosmetics bottle with
the original green fritted glass stopper
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A cylindrical perfume, circa 1885-1890
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SH508 |
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An unusual gasoline colored bottle, likely English, circa 1880-1890
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SH548 |
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A hand tooled milk glass tooth wash bottle, circa 1890's
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Hand blown bottles with bases marked PATENT, ODOL
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A small OP round bottle with rolled lip, circa 1850
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A sand chip pontiled cologne or perfume, circa 1850
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An 8 sided cut glass type cream pot with ornate screw lid
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GW288 |
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A circa 1890 deep emerald olive green bottle, pretty
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SH514 |
$18 |
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An 1880's crude household product mostly seen in aqua
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This has a patent date on the bottom of 1886, unusual shape
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A small shear top scent or perfume, hand blown circa 1890 |
LP18 |
$16 |
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A uncommon early variant embossed Berlin Malt Extract
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Ruby red and peacock blue patterned light globes in stand |
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A circa 1910-1920 milk glass base and top
from the National Toilet Company in Tenn.
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TR44 |
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Possibly leaded crystal, a heavy cut glass salt with silver top
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TR49 |
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A circa 1895 attic found example, original cork
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SH323 |
$12 |
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An unembossed early circa 1840 utility or sauce
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CJ7 |
$12 |
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A green glazed rouge pot from a pontil era privy layer
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A circa 1845 aqua bottle with crude rolled lip
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Y907 |
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An unusual shaped 12-sided milk glass beauty products bottle
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TR43 |
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An amber glass utility with black rubber hardware
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NN51 |
$8 |
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A circa 1890 attic near mint household bottle
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M29 |
$7 |
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A circa 1885 paneled bottle with tooled ring top
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Y324 |
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Circa 1890 hand tooled top
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BM25 |
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Recent Sales |
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Circa 1890-1900, possibly a shoe polish or flask
id76
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A circa 1840 heavy glass utility or pill bottle with a
flared lip and a sand chip pontil
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Y910 |
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A pontiled French cologne dug in Philly, circa 1850
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A circa 1895-1900 tapered oil bottle
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Y115 |
Sold |
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A nice grouping of BIXBY product bottles, all circa 1870-1885
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TR45 |
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A splendid kelly green cosmetics bottle with the original glass stopper
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A very bubbly and crude early snuff jar, circa 1830-1850
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I'm not sure what this product was.
It has a large rectangular shape with tooled ring top.
Circa 1890's.
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An ice sapphire blue German bottle, circa 1890
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TR257 |
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A hand blown circular pocket flask in a lovely medium cobalt
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One of the toughest color variants of this circa 1880 "Nutritive Tonic" by Joseph S. Pederson, New York
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Unusual true green color variant example (bottle on left
in pic), cathedral style, with inverted embossing
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SH324 |
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